
The Day 'n' Nite star had a major breakthrough in his career when Kanye signed him to his G.O.O.D. Music label in 2008, which he left in 2013, and on Wednesday he went on a Twitter rant, blasting "fake" rappers who make "corny s**t" and "wont be lasting too much longer". He later clarified he was referring to "Ye", aka Kanye and Drake, who "dont give a f**k about me."
Everyone thinks they're soooo great. Talkin top 5 and be having 30 people write songs for them — The Chosen One (@KidCudi) September 14, 2016
The fake ones wont be lasting too much longer — The Chosen One (@KidCudi) September 14, 2016
Ive been loyal to those who haven't been to me and that ends now. Now im your threat. — The Chosen One (@KidCudi) September 14, 2016
Kanye West addressing Kid Cudi calling him out tonight pic.twitter.com/ul7yrf3uLZ — HIP HOP FACTS (@iDailyRapFacts) September 15, 2016
Ye a wild dude. RT @Nigel_D: "Kid Cudi don't ever mention Ye's name, I birthed you." - Kanye West pic.twitter.com/Bcr3jJCdv8 — Chilly D Williams (@BGs_finest) September 15, 2016
Kanye West's response to Kid Cudi's tweets at the #SaintPabloTour in Tampa, Florida cc: @TeamKanyeDaily pic.twitter.com/OcCHqbcWPK — David Bullock (@AlaskasVeryOwn) September 15, 2016
"Boy you getting way too high you need to..." #SummerSixteenTour pic.twitter.com/amULs6AiI6 — Word On Road (@WordOnRd) September 15, 2016
“Boy, you getting way too high. You need to cut it. Real talk,” Drake said, making the "cut it" sound like "Cudi". The sentence references O.T. Genasis’ 2015 song Cut It.
During his Twitter rant, Kid Cudi, real name Scott Mescudi claims his rap rivals kept him close out of fear and he is done with being loyal to those who aren't to him. He also wrote he was fed up of keeping quiet out of "blind loyalty", adding he is now a "threat" to those artists.
The rappers have collaborated on tracks a number of times, including Kanye's All of the Lights and most recently Father Stretch My Hands from his album The Life of Pablo.
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